| Project by ishkhan | posted 115 days ago | 542 views | 0 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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Walnut handle knife
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#1 posted 115 days ago
Great job on that handle! Clean work!
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#2 posted 115 days ago
nice
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John Franklin
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#3 posted 115 days ago
knice knife! did you make the blade as well? from what? thanks
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#4 posted 115 days ago
Very interesting design, well done.
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ishkhan
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#5 posted 115 days ago
John,
I made the blade also from a piece of steel. I use a sharpie to draw the blade shape on steel, use a a metal cutting blade on my jig saw and an angel grinder to cut the blade shape. Then I use the belt sander to smooth the shape and create the edge. The Walnut handles are then epoxied with brass pins going through.
Lots of YouTube videos under knife making to learn this art.
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